REMKO RR 22.0 Operation Technology

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REMKO RR 22.0
Room temperature controller KWK 130 to 870, KWK 130 to 870 ZW, KWD 25 to 100 EC, WLT 25 to 85 S, DKT 21-4 to 71-4
Operation · Technology
Edition GB - N01
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Contents
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Intended use
Environmental protection and recycling
Guarantee
Description
Operation
Installation Instructions for qualified personnel
Installation
Adjustable systems and functions
Electrical wiring
Electrical drawings
Commissioning
Technical data
Electrical wiring diagram, two-wire system
Electrical wiring diagram, four-wire system
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Carefully read this operating manual prior to commissioning/using the units!
This manual is an integral part of the unit and must always be kept in the vicinity
of the installation location or on the unit itself.
This operating manual is a translation of the German original.
Subject to modifications; no liability accepted for errors or misprints!
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Safety notes
Carefully read the operating manual before placing the unit or components into service for the first time. It provides useful tips warnings to prevent injury and material damage. Failure to follow the directions in this manual can endanger persons, the environment and the equipment itself and will void any claims for liability.
Keep this manual in the vicinity of the
units or components.
Only qualified personnel may set up
and install the units or components.
The unit or its components must be
set-up, connected and operated in accordance with the use and operating conditions stipulated in this manual and comply with all applicable local regulations.
Modification of the units and
components supplied by REMKO is not permitted and can cause malfunctions.
Units and components may not be
operated in areas where there is an increased risk of damage. Observe the minimum clearances.
The electrical power supply is to be
adapted to the requirements of the units or components.
The operational safety of units or
components is only assured if they are fully assembled and used as intended. Safety devices may not be modified or bypassed.
, notes and hazard
Do not operate units or components
if there are obvious defects or signs of damage.
The units or components must be
kept at an adequate distance from flammable, explosive, combustible, abrasive and dirty areas or atmospheres.
Installation, repair and maintenance
work may only be carried out by authorised specialists. Visual inspections and cleaning can be performed by the operator as long as the unit is disconnected from the power.
To preclude any risks to persons
originating from the units or components, appropriate precautions must be taken when installing, repairing, maintaining, cleaning or working on the units.
Intended use
Depending on the design and equipment, the components are intended exclusively for installation in dry rooms and for controlling cold water indoor units. Any different or additional use is non-intended use. The manufacturer / supplier assumes no liability for damages arising from non-intended use. The user bears the sole risk in such cases. Intended use also includes working in accordance with the operating and installation instructions.
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Environmental protection and recycling
Disposal of packaging
All products are packed for transport in environmentally friendly materials. Make a valuable contribution to reducing waste and sustaining raw materials. Only dispose of packaging at approved collection points.
Disposing of the components
The manufacturing process for the units is subject to continuous quality control. Only high-grade materials are processed, the majority of which are recyclable. Help protect the environment by only disposing of the components in accordance with local regulations and in an environmentally safe manner, e.g. through authorised disposal and recycling specialists or at collection points.
Guarantee
This accessory is an electronic wall­mounted individual room controller for temperature regulation of indoor units for cooling and heating. It automatically controls the three fan stages and the opening and closing of the valves for more convenient temperature control. The temperature can be measured by the internal temperature sensor or by a separate temperature sensor. The inlet temperature can also be processed. Due to a large number of program options, the controller is very versatile and can be optimally adapted to the system.
Scope of delivery
1 pc Controller
1 pc Wall bracket
1 pc Fixing material
The warranty conditions are listed in the "General terms and conditions". Please contact your direct contractual partner in the first instance.
Description
The precision room temperature controller serves for the operation of the unit series KWK, KWK-ZW, KWD EC, WLT-S and DKT-4 within closed rooms from a remote location.
Accessories
1611380-1 1611381-1
Room temperature probe SA Inlet temperature probe SM
1611381-11611380-1
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Operation
The remote control is operated using the relevant switches and temperature controllers. If necessary, also use the operating instructions of the unit being operated.
Fanselector switch:
Temperature controller:
Adjusting the target temperature
Setting limit
Level 1 - Level 2 - Level 3 -
AUTO
Mode selector switch:
OFF O - Heating - Cooling
Fan selector switch
The fan level can be changed by actuating the selector switch. There are 3 fixed settings ("I" = low,"II" = medium and "III" = high) as well as an automatic level ("AUTO"). In "AUTO" level, a large temperature deviation from the adjusted set point activates a high level and in the case of a small deviation, a low level.
Mode selector switch
The key is used to switch off "O" of the controller and to select the operating mode "Heating " or "Cooling ".
Temperature controller
With the temperature control knob, the desired setpoint can be set within the range 5 to 35°C in 1°C steps.
If a limitation of the setting range is to be implemented on the control knob, the tabs located in the connection area within the controller must be inserted into the corresponding holes and, if necessary, fixed.
Setting limit
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Installation instructions for qualified personnel
Check the contents of the packaging
for completeness and check the unit for visible transport damage. Immediately notify your contract partner of any deficiencies.
NOTE
Installation should only be performed by authorised specialists.
CAUTION!
All electrical installation work is to be performed by specialist companies. Disconnect the power supply when connecting the electrical terminals.
CAUTION!
Check all plug and terminal connections to verify that they are tight and make a permanent contact. Tighten as required.
Removing the housing cover
Remove the control knob and release thelocking mechanism
Installation
1. Disconnect the power supply.
2. Open the controller cover by lifting off the rotary knob carefully and pressing in the lock cautiously.
3. Mount the room temperature controller on the wall at a height of approx. 1.5 m above the wall bracket.
Choose an installation location that is guaranteed good air circulation and is not affected by any sources of heat or cold.
4. Make the connections in accordance with the electrical drawings. Electric connections must be carried out as fixed connections in accordance with the applicable regulations!
5. Check the jumper settings and adjust them if necessary.
6. Check the terminals are tight.
7. Re-attach the cover.
Wall bracket
Locking screw
60 mm
23 mm
Remove front cover
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Adjustable systems and functions
Two-wire system with one valve for cooling or heating (J1=B):
The controller can be used to control a system with a heating/cooling valve in a two-wire system: a system with a valve-controlled, half-yearly generated warm medium in winter, e.g. through a boiler, and half-yearly generated cold medium in summer, e.g. through a chiller. But also unswitchable, e.g. air-water or brine-water heat pumps can feed a two-wire system. A heat exchanger in the indoor unit can then give off the heat or cold. Only a valve connected to terminal 7-8 regulates the medium-side flow rate in the heat exchanger of the indoor unit in both operating modes. The operating modes can be switched manually at the controller by means of the operating mode selector switch or automatically by means of the inlet temperature sensor SM.
Four-wire system with a valve for cooling and a valve for heating (J1=A):
The controller can be used to control a system with a cooling valve and a further heating valve in a four-wire system: a system with a valve-controlled, half-yearly generated warm medium in winter, e.g. through a boiler, and a second system with half-yearly generated cold medium in summer, e.g. through a chiller. A heat exchanger "cooling" and a further heat exchanger "heating" in the indoor unit can then give off the respective heat or cold.
A heating valve connected to terminal 7-8 and a cooling valve connected to terminal 8-9 regulate the medium-side flow rate into the heat exchanger of the indoor unit in both operating modes. The operating modes can be switched manually at the controller by means of the operating mode selector switch or automatically by means of the inlet temperature sensor SM.
Two-wire system with a valve for cooling and an electric heating element for heating:
The controller can be used to control a system with an electric heating element for heating and a valve for cooling in a two-wire system: an electric, half-yearly heating element in winter, and a second system with half-yearly cold medium in summer, e.g. by a chiller. A heat exchanger for cooling and an electrical heating element for heating in the indoor unit can then give off the respective heat or cold. An electrical heating element connected to terminal 7-8 and a cooling valve connected to terminal 8-9 regulate the control of the heating element and the medium flow rate on the medium side in the heat exchanger of the indoor unit. The operating modes can be switched manually at the controller by means of the operating mode selector switch or automatically by means of the inlet temperature sensor SM. If heating elements are used, it is necessary to have the fan run on after the heating element has been switched off to suit the local conditions (to be provided by the customer).
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Valve types
The controller is only designed to control NC ON/OFF valves:
- an NC valve releases the medium flow rate into the heat exchanger when voltage is applied
Mode of operation ON-OFF valve
Hysteresis Setpoint Actual value
Valve voltage
Valve opening
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Measuring temperature
The controller measures the temperature by means of the internal NTC probe in the controller or on an external room probe SA, which is available as an accessory.
External room temperature probe SA (terminal 13-14)
The controller has an internal temperature probe (J4=A). If the controller is not going to be located in the room to be controlled, an optional room temperature probe accessory can determine the temperature (J4=B). The maximum cable length of 25 m must not be exceeded.
Inlet temperature sensor SM, alternative bimetallic thermostat BC (terminal 11-12)
The controller is equipped for use with an SM inlet temperature sensor (available as an accessory) or a BC bimetallic thermostat. When positioning the inlet temperature sensor SM on the supply line to the indoor unit, the controller can automatically switch to the operating mode corresponding to the measured medium temperature (automatic changeover). In this case, the heating mode is activated at a measured temperature of >30°C and the cooling mode at a measured temperature of <17°C.
Alternatively, a bimetallic thermostat BC can be used at the same inlet for positioning at the heat exchanger, which releases the fan operation in heating mode when a minimum temperature is reached (see chapter "Minimum temperature medium"). The maximum cable length of 25 m must not be exceeded.
Minimum temperature, medium heating
When using a BC bimetallic thermostat, the fan is only enabled when the bimetal contact (contact 11-12) is closed. The use of a inlet temperature probe is then not possible.
NOTE
If the inlet temperature probe SM or alternatively a bimetallic thermostat BC is not used, a jumper between terminals 11-12 must be provided!
CAUTION!
When using an enabling contact CF and bimetallic thermostat BC, certain safety restrictions must be observed. Please refer to the corresponding chapter.
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Electrical wiring
General notes
The controller is suitable for controlling three-stage fan convectors.
The fan stages are controlled by three potential-free relay outputs at terminals 3 to 5.
The controller is designed for controlling ON/OFF valves or an electric heating element. Terminals 7-8 are for heating output and terminals 8-9 for cooling output.
Additional notes
1. The positioning of the inlet temperature probe must be selected in such a way that the temperature can also be measured when the valve is inactive.
2. Individual probes may not be used for several controllers.
3. Only one temperature probe may be used at the terminals.
4. All probes, bimetallic or enabling contacts connected must be insulated accordingly.
5. An all-pole disconnecting main switch and a fuse must be provided.
6. The connection of all external contacts, e.g. enabling contacts, must be galvanically isolated from all live and earthed parts of the system.
7. If persons can reach the hazardous areas of external contacts, special safety measures must be taken (e.g. safety extra-low voltage).
8. The controller cover may only be opened in de-energised state.
Configuring jumper
Configuring jumper
J1 Wiring system four-wire two-wire
J2 Automatic fan operation, every 15 min. for 90 sec. enabled disabled
J3 Fan function always active on request
J4 Selection of the temperature sensor
internal (standard)
A BA B
A BA B
A BA B
A BA B
external (accessory)
External input
Enabling contact CF (terminal L-10)
The controller can be disabled or enabled by an external potential-free contact. Operation and temperature control are not possible when disabled. As long as the CF input is connected, the controller cannot be operated.
Mounting the housing cover
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Electrical drawings
Commissioning
Room temperature controller RR 22.0
Fan level 1
Fan level 2
Fan level 3
Power supply
Legend
BC Bimetallic thermostat, optional
(alternative to SM) CF Enabling contact, optional M Fan motor SA Room temp. probe (Accessory 1611380-1) SM Inlet temp. probe (Accessory 1611381-1)
Control of cooling valve
Control of heating valve
Technical data
Bimetallic thermostat BC
Enabling contact CF
Inlet temperature probe SM
Room temperature probe SA
Option
1. Switch the unit on using the room temperature controller.
2. Program the desired functions.
3. Check all functions.
4. Install all removed parts.
5. Familiarise the operator with the functions.
NOTE
If the inlet temperature probe SM or alternatively a bimetallic thermostat BC is not used, a jumper between terminals 11-12 must be provided!
CAUTION!
When using an enabling contact CF and bimetallic thermostat BC, certain safety restrictions must be observed. Please refer to the corresponding chapter.
Series RR 22.0
Operating mode
Precision room temperature controller
for WLT-S/CHP/CHP/CHP-EC/DKT-4
Operating range °C/r.H. 10 to +40/30 to 80% non-condensing Temperature range for storage purposes
°C/r.H. -10 to +50/20 to 80% non-condensing Adjustment range °C 5 to +35 (grid = 1) Control precision/hysteresis °C/K +- 1.5/0.4 Power supply V/Hz 230/1~/50 Enclosure class IP 30 Contact load, max. A 3.0 (Fan)/0.3 (Valve) Electr. standby losses VA 7.7 Dimensions H/W/D mm 87 / 132 / 38 Weight kg 0.2 Colour Signal white (similar to RAL 9003) EDP 1611397
We reserve the right to modify the dimensions and design as part of the ongoing technical development process.
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Electrical wiring diagram, two-wire system
RR 22.0 with KWD... EC, two-wire system (example)
RR 22.0
Enabling
contact
CF
KWD...EC
Valve assembly (accessory)
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature
probe
SA
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
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RR 22.0 and SR 1 with multiple KWD... EC, two-wire system (example)
RR 22.0
Enabling
contact
SR 1 (Accessory)
CF
Valve assemblies (accessories)
Further units
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature
probe
SA
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
KWD...EC
KWD...EC
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
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RR 22.0 with WLT... S, two-wire system (example)
Enabling
contact
CF SA
RR 22.0
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature probe
Inlet temperature
probe
JP4 = B
Valve assembly (Series)
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
WLT...S
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RR 22.0 and SR 1 with multiple WLT... S, two-wire system (example)
SR 1
Enabling
contact
CF
Further units
RR 22.0
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature
probe
SA
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
WLT...S WLT...S
Valve assembly (Series)
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
Valve assembly (Series)
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RR 22.0 with CHP, two-wire system (example)
Enabling
contact
CF SA
RR 22.0
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature
probe
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
Valve assembly (accessory)
KWK
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
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RR 22.0 and SR 1 with multiple CHP, two-wire system (example)
SR 1
Enabling
contact
CF
Further units
RR 22.0
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature
probe
SA
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
KWK KWK
Valve assembly (accessory)
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
Valve assembly (accessory)
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Electrical wiring diagram, four-wire system
RR 22.0 with DKT... -4, four-wire system (example)
Enabling
contact
CF SA
RR 22.0
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room temperature
probe
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
Heating valve assembly (provided by the customer)
Cooling (Series)
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
DKT...-4
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RR 22.0 with CHP, four-wire system (example)
Enabling
contact
CF SA
RR 22.0
BC SM
Bimetallic
thermostat
(alternative)
Room
temperature
probe
Inlet
temperature
probe
JP4 = B
KWK with HR 6
Four-wire valve assembly (accessory)
Technical modifications reserved. Information provided without guarantee. Customer-specific modification possible!
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